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Hi i've made the pap smear test and i received the result as "satisfactory for evaluation" also, endocervical cells are present. what does that means?
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That's normal: endocervical cells is what they look at on a pap smear. If it was otherwise normal, then you're probably fine.
Answered 2/6/2020
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